PH 3407 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
Iatrogenesis
disease or injury caused with in a healthcare setting
nosocomial infection
an infection acquired during hospitalization ex- mersa
Leading Causes of Death 2022
1. Heart disease
2. Cancer
3. Accidents (unintentional injuries)
4. COVID-19
5. Stroke
6. Chronic lower respiratory disease
7. Alzheimer's disease
8 Diabetes
9. Nephritis
10. Chronic liver disease
Death Rate 2022
984.1 deaths/per 100,000
Infant Mortality Rate 2022
5.60 deaths per 1,000 live births
Birth Rate
11 per 1,000
,Medicare Part A Deductible price
$1632
Medicare Part A: How much is it to stay in hospital from 1- 60 days?
"Free"
- no co- insurance
Medicare Part A: How much does it cost for 61-90 days in the hospital?
$408 (1/4 of the deductible)
" co- insurance"
Medicare Part A: How much does it cost for 91-150 days at a hospital?
$816 per day (1/2 of the deductible)
Lifetime Reserve (91-150)
o 60 days of hospital coverage
o A one-time benefit and does not renew
o If hospitalized beyond 60 days then the patient is responsible for all hospital expenses
benefit period (Medicare)
begins with the first day of hospitalization and ends when the patient has been out of the
hospital for 60 consecutive days.
- services are replenished with each new benefit period
Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) must have _____% of their beds open for medicare
10
, In order to get SNF care, you must go to hospital first before medicare part A can kick
in. T or F
T
Price you pay for 1-20 days in SNF under medicare part A
"free"
Price you pay for 21-100 days in SNF under medicare part A
$204 (1/8 of deductible)
"coinsurance"
If an individual cannot afford the coinsurance, they are in a state of need so then______
comes in.
Medicaid
Medicare part B- Deductible and premium price?
Deductible- $240 annual
Monthly Premium- $174.70 (this is deducted automatically from SS)
Services covered under Medicare part B
- Dr. bills
- outpatient services
- durable medical equipment
- ambulance
- preventive services (lab and diagnostic)
Services covered under Medicare part A
Iatrogenesis
disease or injury caused with in a healthcare setting
nosocomial infection
an infection acquired during hospitalization ex- mersa
Leading Causes of Death 2022
1. Heart disease
2. Cancer
3. Accidents (unintentional injuries)
4. COVID-19
5. Stroke
6. Chronic lower respiratory disease
7. Alzheimer's disease
8 Diabetes
9. Nephritis
10. Chronic liver disease
Death Rate 2022
984.1 deaths/per 100,000
Infant Mortality Rate 2022
5.60 deaths per 1,000 live births
Birth Rate
11 per 1,000
,Medicare Part A Deductible price
$1632
Medicare Part A: How much is it to stay in hospital from 1- 60 days?
"Free"
- no co- insurance
Medicare Part A: How much does it cost for 61-90 days in the hospital?
$408 (1/4 of the deductible)
" co- insurance"
Medicare Part A: How much does it cost for 91-150 days at a hospital?
$816 per day (1/2 of the deductible)
Lifetime Reserve (91-150)
o 60 days of hospital coverage
o A one-time benefit and does not renew
o If hospitalized beyond 60 days then the patient is responsible for all hospital expenses
benefit period (Medicare)
begins with the first day of hospitalization and ends when the patient has been out of the
hospital for 60 consecutive days.
- services are replenished with each new benefit period
Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) must have _____% of their beds open for medicare
10
, In order to get SNF care, you must go to hospital first before medicare part A can kick
in. T or F
T
Price you pay for 1-20 days in SNF under medicare part A
"free"
Price you pay for 21-100 days in SNF under medicare part A
$204 (1/8 of deductible)
"coinsurance"
If an individual cannot afford the coinsurance, they are in a state of need so then______
comes in.
Medicaid
Medicare part B- Deductible and premium price?
Deductible- $240 annual
Monthly Premium- $174.70 (this is deducted automatically from SS)
Services covered under Medicare part B
- Dr. bills
- outpatient services
- durable medical equipment
- ambulance
- preventive services (lab and diagnostic)
Services covered under Medicare part A
